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Most of the people I know and chat with would choose a device with a physical keyboard if they had the option. Theres plenty of 'niche' groups that agree, which probably outnumber the actual Nokia userbase by a lot. When was the last time you have actually seen a Nokia device yourself? Also, have you ever actually used a phone with a physical keyboard?
A variety of third party applications to input text is definitely not an additional attack vector to worry about.
Ive used many in my time Swiftkey was they only one I really ever likedbutMicrosoft'boughtthenm so that's the end of that. I stick with the stock graphene os keyboard.
That seems like a likely issue. A bad software keyboard can absolutely ruin your experience. I use swiftkey (used to be fleksy, but that's been effectively abandoned) but just prevent it from connecting to the internet.